Tom Conway says million earnings vanish as life hits beatnik Venice
Venice California veteran actor Tom Conway aged sixty one says he is jobless and living in a two dollar a day hotel. He claims he earned about a million dollars over a 25 year career but now has little to show for it. Conway notes his brother George Sanders and other relatives are abroad and that he has no children. He rejects entering the Motion Picture Country Home option.
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Queenie Lennard
Inquest Rules Justifiable Homicide in Rioting Shootings
An inquest jury ruling justifiable homicide closes the coroner’s probe into the Aug riot violence. Investigations by state and city bodies continue as detectives describe a five day stretch of looting with 34 dead and 860+ injured. Police arrested 3345 people, 91.6 percent adults, 75 percent with prior records.
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Los Angeles
Daily Bath Unwise Says Doctor At Tennessee Meeting
Memphis report quotes Dr. Ralph V. Platou of Tulane Medical School advising against daily baths stating soaps strip natural skin secretions. He notes baths should occur only when dirty or needed and skin left alone otherwise during Tennessee Pediatric Society convention. In New York Endicott Johnson agrees to buy all Nobil Shoe Co. stock for cash.
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Ohio
Rhodes Rededicates Statue Of McKinley
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes presided at the rededication ceremony for the statue of William McKinley, the 25th president, on the 64th anniversary of his death in Columbus. The statue, moved from storage during the State House Underground Parking Garage construction, was returned to its High Street site outside the capitol.
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Nixon predicts GOP gains in 1966 and 1968 council
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon forecasts substantial GOP gains in the 1966 House elections and possible advantages in 1968. Senate leaders Echo confidence, naming Tennessee Alabama Montana Oregon as strong pickup targets while noting potential four Senate seats. Nixon cautions against Johnson’s missteps abroad and at home, yet says Republicans could regain an effective congressional position.
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Richard M Nixon
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Victor A. Johnston
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First Mars tourist concept unveiled at astronautics meeting
Athens reports one of Earth’s first Mars visitors could be a robot with television eyes roaming the planet by radio command. General Electric researchers propose Saturn 5 launches to Mars in 1973 or 1975, with manned missions not until the mid 1980s.
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TV laughs drown out viewers as three new comedies debut
NBC opens with My Mother the Car a talking car premise that falls flat while Please Dont Eat the Daisies shows sparing wit from Jean Kerr dialogue and ABCs F Troop aims for broad Western pratfalls promising noisy humor and a potential youth draw despite criticism of laugh track overuse.
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New York
NBC
Jerry van Dyke
Central State finances under review in Cleveland hearing
Central State College at Wilberforce faces an open hearing in Cleveland Friday called by Board Chairman John H. Bustamante after talks in Columbus with Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe. Officials will explain discrepancies from a state auditor’s report citing $900,000 overspending since 1961 and about $800,000 in uncollected tuition and cafeteria bills. Bustamante said a management firm may be hired and an assistant attorney general will assist. Gov. Rhodes urged prompt action. In Toledo, haircut prices rose to $2.25 from $2.00.
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